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Mashup Score: 0Christian Science Monitor - 3 year(s) ago
The Christian Science Monitor is an international news organization that delivers thoughtful, global coverage via its website, weekly magazine, online daily edition, and email newsletters.
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Mashup Score: 9At 82, she coded an app. She just wanted a game she could win. - 3 year(s) ago
Technology serves as a gateway to new skills and social opportunities. Wakamiya Masako is making sure fellow seniors aren’t left behind.
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At 82, she coded an app. She just wanted a game she could win. https://t.co/E3OSZJEI3f
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Mashup Score: 11Health agencies have lost public trust: Can that be fixed? - 3 year(s) ago
As the pandemic enters its most hopeful phase in months, distrust in the public health system lingers – leaving work ahead for both agencies and Congress.
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1/ Health agencies have lost public trust: Can that be fixed? https://t.co/FST6XVZ8nr by @noahjrobertson https://t.co/Uqnt53egbR
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Mashup Score: 2How expanded child tax credit aided these moms, changed economy - 3 year(s) ago
The expanded child tax credit last year slashed poverty and tested a model of cash aid widely shared to families, with no strings attached.
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For parents like #StrollingThunder advocate Javona, the monthly #ChildTaxCredit helped cover basic needs like groceries & gas, allowing her to take a break from a 2nd job to spend time with her kids. More from @_stopdropnroll in @csmonitor: https://t.co/eujIwNRBFX #ThinkBabies https://t.co/hoWGVySkWl
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Mashup Score: 0Vaccine passports: Why Europe loves them and the US loathes them - 4 year(s) ago
Vaccine passports could become the new normal in Europe, even as the U.S. balks at the idea. The difference comes down to circumstances and values.
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Vaccine passports: Why Europe loves them and the US loathes them https://t.co/N1Vl5KN1oy https://t.co/MpQkUGpB5G
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Mashup Score: 2
The pandemic is forcing women to reassess the value they put on having a child and what they are willing to do to realize it.
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“Anytime there’s some type of economic shock, we usually see a drop in births about 9, 10, 11 months later,” says @AlisonGemmill. “That drop in births can persist for some time, like we saw with the Great Recession or Great Depression.” https://t.co/wzOSrkwnTh
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Mashup Score: 16How could nursing homes have done better? - 5 year(s) ago
COVID-19’s toll in long-term care facilities: An inside look shows the challenges, but also where they can improve.
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“I think the bottom line is that it seems like nursing homes that have worse staffing have more extensive outbreaks.” - Harvard Chan's @ml_barnett on studies showing inadequate nursing staffing was a factor in #COVID19 outbreaks in nursing homes. https://t.co/sbGCbJlQWn
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Mashup Score: 0
Germany and Israel seemed to have the coronavirus under control, but are experiencing new hot spots. Now contact tracing is proving critical.
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For countries that seemed to have beaten back COVID-19 but are experiencing new hot spots, #ContactTracing is proving key to keeping the disease in check. By @DinaKraft & @LenoraChu in @CSMonitor https://t.co/kScgt7A6By
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Mashup Score: 15Why the future of elder care may be fewer nursing homes - 5 year(s) ago
As COVID-19 puts a spotlight on nursing homes, advocates for smaller-scale elder care see an opportunity for reform.
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"Nursing homes have been set up to fail." - Harvard Chan's @ml_barnett on the challenges that nursing homes have faced during the #COVID19 pandemic. https://t.co/ITuly68EMQ
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Mashup Score: 8In a polarized world, what does ‘follow the science’ mean? - 5 year(s) ago
Science is all about asking questions, but when scientific debates become polarized it can be difficult for citizens to interpret arguments’ merits.
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"One of the remarkable things about this pandemic is the extent to which many people in the scientific community are explicit about what’s uncertain.” - Harvard Chan School's @mlipsitch on communicating with the public about #COVID19. https://t.co/8i5BkQ0FKK #ScienceMatters
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Ukraine: Why US military vets put lives on hold to train Ukrainians - https://t.co/KTMaoASZpz https://t.co/CJmp3zwPAE